fix: detect ClassVar wrapped in ForwardRef on Python 3.14#1576
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Python 3.14 uses annotationlib which returns annotations as ForwardRef objects instead of plain strings. str(ForwardRef(...)) produces a repr string like 'ForwardRef(...)' which does not match the ClassVar prefix checks. Fix by extracting __forward_arg__ from ForwardRef objects when available, which returns the raw annotation string. Fixes python-attrs#1575
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Closes #1575
Problem
In Python 3.14, annotations are returned as
ForwardRefobjects (via annotationlib) instead of plain strings.str(ForwardRef('ClassVar[str]'))produces the repr string"ForwardRef('ClassVar[str]', is_class=True)"which does not match the ClassVar prefix checks in_is_class_var.When
ClassVaris imported underTYPE_CHECKING, the annotation exists as a ForwardRef but goes undetected, causing attrs to treat ClassVar attributes as regular init parameters.Fix
Extract
__forward_arg__from ForwardRef objects when available, which returns the raw annotation string (e.g."ClassVar[str]"). Falls back tostr(annot)for older Python versions.If this helps, consider buying me a coffee! https://buymeacoffee.com/muhamedfazalps